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  1. A beginner's guide to staying safe online.pdf

    contains practical tips and advice to help you stay safe when using the internet. By taking some simple steps, you can protect yourself online and feel confident that your personal and financial information ... function. Phones and tablets from lots of different brands fall into the bracket of Android devices. These brands include: Alcatel, Google, HTC, LG, Moto, Samsung and Sony. Apple: A brand of phones and tablets

  2. A guide to making your device easier to use.pdf

    Changing text size 11 On an Android phone or tablet 12 On an iPhone or iPad 13 On a Windows computer 15 On an Apple Mac 16 5. Changing icon size 17 On an Android phone or tablet 18 On an iPhone or iPad 19 ... computer 19 On an Apple Mac 20 6. Turning off lock screen 21 On an iPhone or iPad 22 On an android phone or tablet 24 7. Changing sound settings 25 On an Android device 27 On an iPhone or iPad 29 On a Windows

  3. Friendship leaflet.pdf

    Telephone Friendship Service gives people over 60 the opportunity to have a regular chat on the phone. If you’d like to make a new friend, we’re here to make it happen. Here for friendship Once you tell ... your phone number to your telephone friend - we’ll take care of everything. To sign up, you need to: • be over 60 • have your own landline or mobile phone • be able to communicate over the phone • commit

  4. 16_08_19_August_UserGuide.pdf

    Your Personal Alarm QUICK USER GUIDE PPP TAKING CARE Welcome This step-by-step guide has simple to follow instructions on how to install the alarm, if you have chosen our self-connect option, as well as ... emergency call Lights on your Personal Alarm explained Troubleshooting and installation advice Extension phones/smart boxes/ modems/TV set top boxes Some hints and tips Common faults and solutions Specifications

  5. Tunstall Personal Alarm Self Connect Guide.pdf

    Your Personal Alarm QUICK USER GUIDE PPP TAKING CARE Welcome This step-by-step guide has simple to follow instructions on how to install the alarm, if you have chosen our self-connect option, as well as ... emergency call Lights on your Personal Alarm explained Troubleshooting and installation advice Extension phones/smart boxes/ modems/TV set top boxes Some hints and tips Common faults and solutions Specifications

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  7. Age UK BBC Charter Review March 2026.pdf

    using a television set, including Smart TVs. By contrast, far fewer older people watch on mobile phones (24%), tablets (32%) or desktop/laptop computers (26%). Nearly half (46%) have not used subscription ... 3 million people aged 65+ do not use a smartphone, and 1.6 million do not use any type of mobile phone. As the Government and the BBC explore the future of TV distribution, it is essential that the needs

  8. Staying safe online.pdf

    fixed. Action Fraud Tel: 0300 123 2040 www.actionfraud.police.uk • Pause and think. It might seem simple, but it’s one of the best things to do to stay safe. We can all be guilty of doing or clicking things ... from companies such as AVG, Avast and Microsoft. • Keep your devices safe. You may use your mobile phone or tablet to access the internet. You can install similar software to protect yourself from viruses

  9. Sara Personal Alarm Self Connect Guide.pdf

    guide Thank you for choosing the PPP Taking Care personal alarm service. This step by step guide has simple to follow instructions to help you connect your personal alarm service. It’s quick and easy to do ... as possible from other radio devices to avoid interference (e.g. cordless phone base station). Important: you need a master phone socket and a mains electricity socket nearby (i.e. within 2–3 metres). Alarm

  10. Doro Self Connect Guide.pdf

    guide Thank you for choosing the PPP Taking Care personal alarm service. This step by step guide has simple to follow instructions to help you connect your personal alarm service. It’s quick and easy to do ... as possible from other radio devices to avoid interference (e.g. cordless phone base station). Important: you need a master phone socket and a mains electricity socket nearby (i.e. within 2–3 metres). Alarm

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